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Heavy-handed tactics include welding shut the doors of anyone suspected of having been exposed to the virus. in spite of the invasive monitoring, though, the outbreaks haven't top stopped. the latest was in tianjin, commuting distance from beijing where the city's 14 million residents are now being tested en masse after two omicron cases were confirmed. in the northern city of jian state tv showed government food delivers that have come of the 13 million citizens going during their lockdown that began on the 23rd of december. china has now rolled out a vast booster program for anyone over the ...

Who do extraordinary work in that organisation every single day. but right now they do need our help, and it's our great privilege to offer it. from distributing ppe and assisting paramedics, to bolstering teams at testing sites and vaccination centres — the armed forces have been called upon throughout the pandemic. while this latest support�*s being welcomed, some say it highlights the staffing crisis within the nhs. the prime minister has said that the nhs will cope. this is a clear indication that the nhs is not coping. this is too little, too late — it certainly does not go far enou...

Hospitals in wales, scotland and northern ireland have all been facing similar pressures, as this winter wave of the pandemic passes and more people seek treatment. jim reed, bbc news. 0ur health correspondent, nick triggle, says there is also concern in the nhs about the government's decision to end all covid restrictions a month earlier than planned. a lot of the experts have been expressing concern and surprise that move. 0ne called it either brave or stupid. the theory is that it could push up the impact on rates. the number of infections we are seeing are still very high. the government s...

Back to the community. and in each of these fields, colleagues are struggling to give time and high quality care to patients. the nhs as it has been dealing with record numbers of 999 calls at the same time as high levels of staff sickness caused by covid. hospitals in wales, scotland and northern ireland have all been facing similar pressures as this winter wave of the pandemic passes and more people seek treatment. jim reed, bbc news. our health correspondent nick triggle is here. the nhs still clearly under real pressure. are there concerns about the government's statement yesterday, that a...

Of staff sickness caused by covid. hospitals in wales, scotland and northern ireland have all been facing similar pressures, as this winter wave of the pandemic passes and more people seek treatment. jim reed, bbc news. our health correspondent, nick triggle, says there is also concern in the nhs about the government's decision to end all covid restrictions a month earlier than planned. a lot of the experts have been expressing concern and surprise at that move. one called it either brave or stupid. the fear is clearly that it could push up infection rates. the number of infections we are seei...